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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-09-10

There arc several email souled, pc
nuricus. sour vissgei, illn ,turet and dis-
honest men in every town who do not
like their local paper. There is ono 10
Phoebe that c1rscs the REC ,RD, never
subscribss for it, bu. always borrows it
to read, and seldom returns it after he
has read it, lie had better do one Of
two things, subscribe for the paper or
else let others have the benefit Of what
they pay for. We have not commenced
cur abuse yet, and If he does not com
mence 70 behave as he sh uld do and
reform suddenly. re will tell of some Of
his diahonest anil anmsnly acts.
The public schools Of Phoebe number
among its papils a very bright q, bay,
who ia always ready with an answer.
de is also iaquisitige IN the highest de
gree. Ga the way home from school the
other day the crowd in front Of saloon
attracted his attention. He was bound
to find out what was up. Elbowing hi
way through the crowd. he got in th'
mid lie aud stood with mouth wide oper
listening to ali Si,s. was said. A good
stout, four yesr.old switch applied t.
him : few times would probably tsacl
him lesson.
We are informed by gentleman VIII,
received letter from Grass Valley, Cali
fornia, that Charles Nihell. formerly il
the employ Of the Olondaga Company
had been married. Better late thai
never.
Silver stands firm at SC. 97}.
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IVY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE -.
% sued out Of the Dietrict Court, ~ and ~
..e County Of Lincoln, State OF Esvadt, Ard 70
mo directei and delivered, FOR jadtment
rendered In said Court. on the tsth Jay OF en'
gust, A. D., 1887, ia ia vor OF v ~. noeeen,
piainttH Gustave Cant ron, tntervenef, anu
ss.in.. @. r. Bsrton AID the klingensmlth
mine aud mining claim. defe1osuts, Ior slis
sum Of Eleven Hundred and Ninesy'ssven ~
la1 (sils1 5y-i00l Dollars. t'eDt. toRe tnes MIN
Thtrty- one 1885,. Dollars. t. coats. sne ~ &c
cruiag costs and interest. eeve levied on n
fcii1xins property, to.wis: rho kIneensnh,,
ui1s and mining clsim situst 20 VIC 1en1ey.
vmnia Ninicg District, n sid county p, Lan
| coin and state Of Nevada. snd co.tnnihe
twelve hundred linear feet, II esthar VIII W.
hundred feet ia width, tho lcca ricn y wnicn !
duly rec9rde 10 the Records OF saia fennss'
vlfiss Mlnipg District.
Notics is hereby given that on
Tridst, tins 18th day OF seFssmoer
4. D, 1881, at tia hour Of IL O'Clock N 81 ss..
| ry, vii, sell eli the sbovo DIES efioed proper,
| 1T ths front door Of the 'urs 4 ou~e VI rloche
| Line ,l1 county, NevIia. ~ Pdb 10 Anclop, 70
4 ca ID la hand to the highest aud rest nildsr'
1 satisfy said urder VI sale aud sil orts.
ED. TUNING. sherif.
HI q. D. Smith. Deputy Sheriff.
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FREE TaApE.-The reduction Of inter-
nal revenue and the taking Oft of revenue
stamps from Proprietary Medicines, no
a ,ubt has largely bcne6tted the con-
ann era, as we'll rs relieving the burden
OF home manufacturers. Especially is
this the case with Green's August
Fl,wer and B,schse's German Syrup, as
tn. reduction of thirty-six cent. per
doxsn, has been added to Increase the
eiz, Of tbs titles containing these rene
dies, thereby giving one-6fsh more made
cine in the IS cent siz.. The August
Flower for Dyspepii anil Liver Com.
plsiut, and the German Syrup for Cough
snd Lung troubles, have perhaps, the
largest slle Of any medicine in the
world. The advantage Of increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
BY the sick and afflicted, in every town
aud village Ia civilizei countries,
Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size.
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'ShsriR's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID susi out OF the pistIict court, In and foe
tne Con ICY OF Ii ,coln, state oil Nevada, and To
ule al 'ectsi MA delivered, foe judgment
rendered in eAit Court. on the ltsh DAY q Al
gust, A. D. 1891, IN favor at James 4. Little.
and sg inst tina Blllionville H.neiting Com
pany, 4 corporation. Nnd ". y. 0odbs. fot tho
sum al Twenty eight Thousand Two Ku1druJ
and Forty Tar,e 0s-l00 tsls. a4s 70 1901 Dollars.
debt togstner with nineteen 1891 Dollars. tsx
oosts, eni all accrning costs and interest,
nav, levied On the clio wing property. to-wit;
This cast fve-eighths ttl Of the soutl,east
quarter of the northwest quart-r of sectt.c c,
l5l Five, In Township Two III south OF Range
NO s.. East Monte piab.o base and meridisns
also one.half sore OF ground aitnIted on the
west y taree-eishtns OF said southeast qu .rt.
or, Of All northwest quarter. which Is described
IS f0llJws, t,-wi 4 hat certain half acre Of
land upon which Ia situated what is known NJ
the Builionvills store and which IN said com
plain, IL not more par iculariy described. To-
ysth r with In, stetsfslit Fufnsce and Lessh-
lug plant, kaowu ~ the illi,nvilte Reduction
Works xashioe shop Once Buttding, Assay
Ofice, Riscx ,mith Shop. Bailionville Store
thereon, exceptiay herefrom Zen ThnusAn
| ti0,0tsl Tons d tstitngs m ire or iess- now on
siid property heretofore H,ld TO tho Eiuchc
Cons 1lidstsd smelling Company.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, thu Twsifsh day Of
september
| A. D., 1857, at the hour Of 10 NJ, eu,ssid day
will sell all tbs right. t.tls and intetest pi
said Blu llionville 6meltias % npary, IN and a
| the sb,ts desc ibid property. ~ the Front
Door q the Court House Ia the town Of Phoebe.
| said County and State. ct Pablo Auction. foE
| Cash In hand 70 tn, highest and bsst bidder, ia
satisfy ''i order E E 81 g. r "a n s1 sS:.
! By .. D. Smith Deputy shah6. au92o-td
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Henry Simpson, Of Henderson, KY,
was in the habit Of using dynamite for
the purpose Of blowing old tree stumps
out Of the ground. The other day he
carelessly left the dangerous compound
lying by the side Of a stump. TIE lyna.
mite was MIXED with sswdust and gave
an exceedingly pleasant odor, which at
sracted the attention Ct two Of Simpson's
hogs. They finished their inspection Of
the stuff by eating it, and then one Of
them, probably to aid and accelerate di.
gestion. began rubbing its side against q
post, at the entrance to mules stall.
The mule remained passive for only q
few moments, and then, as mules will do.
gave the hog a tremendous kick in the
side. A terrific explosion followed. and
when the smoks and dust had cleared
away the hog was only found in detach
mcnts, while an enormous hole marked
the spot where it had stood. The mule
Of course, survived, or it wouldn't have
been a mule. The other hog ESCAPED
and is now at large, greatly to the dis
comfiture of those in the habit Of stray
ing away from home at night. --Hendor
son Journal.
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SUMMONS.


IN THE JUSTICE COURT or PHOEBE
Township, Il the County d ldpccln, sisto
& Ntsads; !. H: Heece. Plaintiff "a. I; ,S y.
sends greeting to J. r. Duff. defendant.
You sre hereby .ammorsd 70 sprtHs ar Dssofs
Isnco,,,. On he 26tb dsy q April 1887. = II
o'clock n, in IN action brought aesint' you
BY said plaintiff. to answsr the complaint o. tte
above NAMED plsiptin Said action is bvrnfl
to rseover Judgment against you ~ iavof %
said platntifi Tor the sum Of Fbty tsSsI psi..
1oid coin, for medical services rendefed you
and on ycur request In 1854. III shown ny The
account filtd in this action or Judgment y ~ p
taken against you for the faid amount. toeetEtk
With costa OF this suit II you feil TO A.
roar aud answer.
70 the sheriff or airy Constable Of said county.
Greeting: Make legal service hno cue tssn1n
Given under my hand this 9th asZ e March
1887. A.. A0uno.
Justice Of tho Peace Of said pioche towlkniR
''s''' m12td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-09-10

\ Southworth has written new novel
entitled "Self Raised" The title looks
very much like baking powder ad.-
Boston Post.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-09-10

Ann . week at homs. $500 oatnt freo
VIZ Paw absolutely sure. No rlxk. capi
Mill TAI NOT required. reader, uycu want
business ~ Viii oh persona o. eitner
sex. young o. old. can m Ike great py ~ ~
time they work, with abs dilute oertAtntys yr.s ~
for parucnlaFn 20 \. HA tLhxT co~ Sos-
Lard, xAine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.


TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COUNTY
Il Of Liuoolb, state OF Nevada In the at,
" the estate cf o. A inks, dosssted. osdsr
&c shew rsuza why orier OF sale Of real tssste
ssoa,a not b. made
1t appearing to the raid court, by tic pe-
tilion TIL. day presented and Glso b. 4. (.
thompson, the Executor OF the will Of y. 4.
Fu.ss deceased, praying for AL order Of sale os
rial esis,n that Il rs nsccsshry TO SAIL The whole
OF the real estate, 10 pay the expenses o. 3D.
ministratiou. the family allowance ana claims
against tie estate. 1t 10 therefore ordered ~
the sale Court. thst all persons Interested %
the esiste Of is.d deceased. appec- befoie the
said District Court Of the stale Of Sevsds, IN
sno for the County OF Lincoln. on NONlsAx,
the kl6HrH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. Rh7. II
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, ~ the
court room Of ssid district Court, a. the Court
Hvasa ia sai1 fonnt, Of Lincoln 10 show cru,e
why an order should not bs granted 10 ire raid
Executor ~ sell 20 fauea at tbs real sftAtt Il
the said detehst as shall be necessary.
And tha copy Of this order BE- published.
at least four successive weeks, IN the Picchc
Weekly Rloonp. newspaper printed and fnh-
/, lished in said county.
A. l.. rlTZaEkALD.
pistrics Judge.
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTy uLHRk
/ OF the County Of Lincoln
~: q. Kelley, County CLERK o. tns csnIty q /!
! Of the District Court Of the siits Of Nsvata,
in and for ssid County. do hereby certify th<
foregoilg 10 be true. fnil and correct copy oI
an order duly made and entered uron tht
tuinutes Of said District Court.
Witness my hand ind
the seal Of ssid rie
TsrALj trict Court. shls 6tl
| dsy. Of July. A. D.
&c. KELLY, olesh.
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LIST or LGrTEas.

Letters remaining in rhe postofice un-
called Tor September 7th. 1887.
BETH, Antonio Williams George
Williams. Morgan Young. John
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised.
JOHN SxtRR, p. NJ.
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jerks, who has been ruined by his ex.
travagant vito. says he still loves his
'swamp angel. Boston Courier.
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You can always tell when money is
extremely tight on the street BY the alb
sence Of the peddlers. The other day ]
found only two ID the shadow Of the
stock exchange. One was stout man
who was trying to sell silk braid at three
yards for quarter. As there was hard.
,ly straw nat to be seen on New street
he did no business. and announced finally
that he wa. going off to hang himself
with his stock in trade. The other
spectator had qaeer looking half breed
hairy tsrrier for sale. He could not &c,
any one to even look At tbs boast. and
when he appcaleL pitecusly to o broker
with the plea that he had 10 money t.
buy his dinner with, the broker said
"You can get fifty cents for your kasel
at the pouni. That's all l pay for m,
dinner New York News.
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Lat no man boast that ne Is free from
color blindness until after he has been
sent to the dry goods atore to match his
wife's black silk and has come ont Of the
ordeal satisfactorily. = Boston Transcript
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THE DuLLlosvILIz.

This mine is situated two miles south
west Of Phoebe and Is fine prospect
Messrs. Baker aud Reece have bonded
the mine AMI feel confident Of making
good wages. We were shown some ore
from tho mno that assayed over 1000
ounces Of silver to tho ton. The gen.
tlemen are deserving Of success and have
our best wishes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-09-10

Don't cuff cbild's ears. The statis-
tica Of deafness aud intracranial disease
show 40 alarming percentage Of cases
caused by the old practice OF giving a
sounding box" on the ear. DON'T hit q
child on the head, or the ear, or the
back, or at all. II you have to file MI
exception to this rule, remember tina,
nature provided spanking place. Elk.
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a,
largest sl'e u any "eae9'1e ~ 'he
World Inc Au..IsAko y 'Aeu a'
OF toe o's''e' W" " E'.~y SpP''''"''u
by the SICK anu a'n'o'e"' III every 'o"u
and vhissa u '1e' 0'on'',s''
800 .;,s
-
Like measles ana wn'op'ng cough
among 'a''a'en Anu pun ''ss' among
the equine apeo'e'' aa'' Times come III
their regular order' Inns" are ouli IN
Pi'ene lass now anu nave oesn 'o' long
tme' ana s'ai~ss' "en' "A'"S W "oiA'
will. The uau.l number Of tbo,e WHO ar.
locking for work and bopiur that thew
won,. e,a !. arc alan 10 ne mat with
p,ocbs a., live os,nu and those who
b.,. n. vim .n.,ov and backbone To
nes, the disabilities Of the hour. will
live to reap the reward Of perseverance
and industry.
A calf Va, recentIv horn a. Prairie.
oLl ranch without eyes or tail A very
.,no.l.r th;ng about The animal ia tbst
il will not rua ioto anything. II is kept
ia a co'fal alone, and viii start 70 run
towards ons OF the ienc'og and whsn
within lew feet, VIII stop, tura IN an
othsr direction and 8" through the
Same performance. Il VIII act the same
-. -, a.. 49,. ,n.. ,,n.a,
~. :, az avn 49, v;.;l,,s
"
Soma OF our young folks are so loud
mouthcd, IN their conversation on the
~ l, ~ go, ~ o,,., 7, !. nr,h.
a,.. ,,l;.,. -. ,,,a,, ~. H.,
-. .o,,I ;oaas Fan THAR .tx,s al
s,.;, - y ;. :. H., Ia hsn r,;,sd ,
"a -, So. w;,h yo N hoo.
r..o,.or m;rs,.,oov r,vcbo,oyv
.,ss ..n..,,,, .,ol,a, .,,mo,.
g.. a.hn,ooy or,ho,osv and good
-, ,.,o.o @,o,;s. ara IN ho fonnJ in
webster's Unabridged. but The late un-
pleasau,ness with the Indiana and the
genius Of some writer Tor the Eastern
p NO. $50 y
The citizens had change OF exercise
during the week and considerable work
s 49, - s.,.;.a =,
.s .s LA. =, au., tn
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pIocnR coz.

There has not been much work done
On the tenth level Of this mine lately
owing to bad air. A manwsy hss been
made from the surface and 10 now down
to the ninth level. and as soon as the
tenth Is reached it will furnish a sutii.
Gent quantity Of air for all working
purposes. The superintendent. Mr. L.
D. Davis, feels we'll satisfied over the
work accomplished and says that il for
tane emiles on him until the first Of hext
year he will have the niue in tirss-clAss
working order.
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There is an idea abroad in the minds
Of altogether too many that It 10 mean Or
close or stingy for one man to drink any,
thing when friends are within call with.
out asking them all to joiu him. This
absurd sentiment has its corollary in the
breast Of the friends thus treated who
assume that they will each and all be
considered mean unless they at once re-
ciprocate the treat by treating the orr
ginal treater to another drink. The
Ts!! vulgar commercial, qnid pro quo element
which is thus forced into the thing known
as social drinking lie in itself much more
deserving Of the erithet mean than the
thing which it is supposed tn avoid.
Nevertheless, it is custom. ard il
yielded to by thousands Of men, young
and old, who know better hut are afraid
Of being misunderstood and criticised Y
they ignore it.-New Haven Palladium
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The Nevada State University will be
re-opensd at Reno, Nevada, September
5th, 1887. Prof. lie Roy d. Brown,
President. with full corps Of instrac-
tors. There will be a Normal Depart.
men. for the instruction Of Teachers.
and an Academic Course. Tuition free
to Nevada Students. Easy terms to
those from abroad. Ample accommo-
dations can be had in Reno. For
further particulars inquire Of tine uu'
iersigned.
c. c. STEVENSON, ! Board
j. NJ. D0RMER. Of
w. C. DovEY. Regents
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The work CT sinking the shat. pro.
sresses slowly. The depth attained is
les feet. The intention Of .hs company
is to thoroughly prospect this mine as
soon as thu b,ttom is reached. There
are 81 feet Of virgin ground from tbs
bottom OF the shaft to water level, and,
AZ good ore haa been taken out Of the
mine there must undoubtedly be more in
the mine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-09-10

Below we make mention Of q few
prominent mines Of this section, and
what is at present being done upcn them.
A geneial mining review would be toe
lengthy for our columns
THE yrBA.
The Yuba mine mas lately made so,nc
the developments, and az it is attracting
considerable attention at the present
time, we paid it a visit daring the week,
to rerort upon it from pcrsonal obser.
walton, The work on this nina, unde,
the efficient management OF Mr.. S.
Goihe, is beiog pushed forward as rapid
ly as possible. Work is heing carried On
on the niath level and a Wine is being
sunk to the tenth an connection will
probably be made In about two weeks
from this time. Ore is being ho;sted to
the surface which will assay up in the
hundreds. The ore body at the bottom
VI WHO Wiu17 Va tuo uiuuu 10 a 'cct Wtuci
strong, and neither wall hes teen reached
as yet. The dip from where the vein
was first struck to the bottom Of the
Wine il Of q slight incline and very
regular. Over twenty assays have been
taken aud not one showed less than SIQC
to the ton and from 80 to go Der cont,
lead. The lie lxs runs eastsrly and west.
erly. the dip 70 the south and the for
nation is porphyry. The prospect i'm
proves as depth is attained. The muir
shaft is being .imbered To Ia. tenth with
the most encouraging prospects. Or
these facts the reader can form hii
opinion as to the Ylba. 1t certainly
promises to become one Of our most ih
purtsnt mines.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-08
A Positive Public Need.

Every farmer and citizen living at q
distance from large towns feels the neces-
sity for some means Of remittiDg small
sums OF money Only about IA per cent
OF our postofflces are supplied with pos
tai notes, and IL Is often difficult to get
postage stamps. The proposition to re-
eeive fractional currency In amounts OF
10, %, 30 and rs cents meets with univer-
sal approval as asupplement to our pres
sent silver coin. TO the weekly press
such action would be decided boon,
for many subscriptions are delayed or
never sent from the difficulty in getting
postage stamps or postal notes. In the
payment Of wages by large mAnufactur-
ers the fractional currency will be found
much more convenient in making change
than silver, which is too bulky for the
purpose. This new issue could, II neces.
sRry, be based upon silver and be always
good In exchange for silver. 1t is to be
hoped that this plan may be carried
thrOugh.-Evening Journal, Duluth
MINI.
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Bribery Sensation.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. S.-The Cincin.
natl Commercial Gazette this morning
publishes a sensation wired from WASH
ington and confirmed by the parties
concerned here. The story is to the
effect that United States District At
torney Burnett, of this district was
offered a cash bride Of $20,0O0 IL he
would obstruct the government In the
Harper Fidelity bank case. 1t is as
serted that District Attorney Burnett
Immediately informed Judge Sage of
the United States court and Receiver
Armstrong, and then went to Washing
ton and laid the matter before the de-
partmenI there. This was about the
middle OF last October. 1t is not stated
who offered the bride. The CONNER
cial-GaZette interviewed both Receiver
Armstrong and the district attorney
last night on the subject in each
others prese nee. Receiver Armstrong
admitted freely that Burnett had given
him information In October of an at
tempt to bride him. Attorney Burnett
admitted that the attempt was made
about the middle OF October and that
he had informed Judge Sage, Receiver
Armstrong and the department at Wash
ington. He refuses to say where the Of
fer was made, or by whom il was made,
or whether it was In behalf of Harper or
some of the other fidelity culprets. He
regrets very much that the story got
out during the trial, or in any way ex-
cept directly from the department.
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Blaine on CIeveIand,s Message,

Blaine on Cleveland'S Message.
New YORK, Dec. S.-The New York
Tribune this morning contains long in
terview with James G. Blaine on Presi-
dent Cleveland's message. 1t WAS taken
10 shorthand under the direction of the
Tribune's Paris correspondent and sent
by cable last night. 1t is as follows: Il
have been reading abstracts of President
Cleveland's message and have been
especially Interested in the COM
lnents of London papers. Those papers
a free trade manifesto and evidently are
anticipating an enlarged market for En-
glish fabrics In the United States, as
consequence Of the presidents recon-
mendations Perhaps that fact stamped
the character of the message more clear
ly than any words OF mine can" "YOu
don't mean actual free trade without
duty" queried the reporter. mo" re-
piled Blaine; "nOr do London papers say
that; they simply mean the president
has recommended what In the United
States Ia known as revenue tariff, re-
jecting protective feature as an object
i've, and not even permitting protection
to result freely as an incident to revenue
duties"
II don't know that | quite compre-
bend that last point said the reporter.
II mean" said Blaine, that for the first
time in the history of the United States
the president recommends retaining in
ternal tax in order that the tariff may
be forced down even below q fair rev.
enue standard. He recommends that
the tax on tobacco be retained, and thus
many millions annually shall be levied
on domestic produce which would far
better come from tariff on foreign
fabrics"
Then do you mean to imply that you
would favor repeal Of the tobacco tax?
Certainly. L mean just that, said Mr.
Blaine. TshOuld urge that it be done at
once, even before the Christmas hOli-
days. 1t would, in the first place, bring
great relief to the growers of tobacco all
over the country and would materially
lessen the price of such articles
TO consumers of tobacco TO millions OF
men Is a necessity. The president calls
it q luxury, but 1t Is luxury in no other
sense than tea and coffee are luxurles.
IL lie well TO remember that luxury OF
yesterday becomes the necessity OF to-
day. Watch, you please, the number
OF men at work on farms, In coal mines,
along railroads, in iron foundr les,
or in any calling, and you will
find 50 out Of 100 chewing while they
work after each meal. The same pro-
portion seek sOlsCe OF the pipe or the
cigar. These men not only pay the mil
lions Of tobacco tax, but pay on every
plug and every cigar an enhanced price,
which tax enables the manufacturer and
retailer to impose. The only excuse for
such tax is the actual necessity under
which the government found it.
self during the war and the
years Immediately following. TO
retain the tax now, 10 order to de-
stroy protection, which would incident
ally flow from raising the same amount
of money on foreign imports, Is certain.
ly most extraordinary policy for our
government